1,439 University of Warwick reviews

School of engineering specific is very good with a placement officer. Not sure about rest of the university

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They are available but many feel they are more for university quotas than helping students.

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The university sends invites to forums and links to webpages every week. However, as I am in first year I wouldn’t know too much about this.

I did not expect to like my course this much in spite of the pandemic and the restrictions. However, the course is fascinating and first year offers a general approach to film studies which allowed me to become familiar with a wide range of subjects. I learned a lot this year.

5

The facilities are overall very nice and clean.

Wellbeing services are overwhelmed and probably understaffed as the access to in-person or one-on-one meetings is incredibly limited. There is a month-long waitlist (at least) for any appointment which is considerably too much.

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I have had emails about jobs, invited to seminars and used the careers services

I feel that my lecturers did a really good job with the transition to online learning

9

Facilities are good but more study space is always needed

Mental health support has always been accessible

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The university is great for job prospects; there are resources available from societies as well as the university’s careers service.

In general, the experience has been good, with a few module lecturers not really being there for much support. From the lecturers’ perspective, almost all of them have done as much as they could to make the experience a worthwhile one for students.

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Facilities are really good, in terms of availability (even now with Covid) and in terms of study spaces. Can’t say how undergrad accommodation on campus is right now, but I liked living on campus in first year.

I have not heard great things about the university’s mental health services, although I do know they have taken steps to make it more available to all. I do think there are arrangements made for people with disabilities, but I cannot fully comment on the nature/quality of the same.

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I receive university emails about internship fairs and student research programs weekly.

They have made the biggest effort for us to have all the tools needed to learn. The amount of recorded and non-recorded lectures as well as excercise sheets, seminars, weekly tests... have made the online education process much easier. However, it has been unfair how some degrees have had many more in person sessions than my degree and others. The only other caviat is that I, personally, would prefer lecture notes to be uploaded as a whole, not updated weekly, but only some modules did that. Overall they have been very helpful.

9

I have been amazed by the facilities at Warwick, truly. When I arrived on campus I wandered around it for days.

As far as my needs have gone, there has been a support office available for all of them. However, they have sometimes been somewhat slow to respond.

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Career support is excellent at Warwick.

8

The majority of facilities are modern and put together. The university is currently building a new humanities building ready for this September, which will be a great facility for students.

The support offered is pretty good, but I would say there are definitely a few underfunding issues in terms of mental health support.

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They constantly hold career talks and advice and even internship opportunities for all students through out the academic year so that you can be well informed on what you plan on doing next after university.

The help and the interaction from tutors is satisfactory, but the online format can be difficult and frustrating at times if you don't understand something or need to ask a question.

Due to covid we obviously haven't been able to have access to the full range of facilities the university has to offer but the limited range. However this on its own has been useful so I have no doubt that the full range would been even more helpful.

Its hard to quantify this because not everyone has used or accessed these facilties before and its been even harder during covid. So to what extent personal support has been impacted by covid is still yet to be seen, but the help I received was adequate, but it wasn't always easy and sometimes stressful getting the access to those personal support facilities.

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